| TAP research |
 Presently,
the
members of the group are working in the theoretical study of the nature
and structure of the dark matter in the Universe, as well as its
possible detection on space-based detectors, atmospheric telescopes and
underground laboratories. They are also working in neutrino physics and
astrophysics, and cosmic raysRelated
Research:
-Some of the members of the group are also members of the Astrophysics Group, the Particle Theory Group, and the Institute for Theoretical Physics Research
Projects in astroparticles carried out by TAP members: "Astroparticles in the Universe:
Dark Matter, Neutrinos, and Cosmic Rays", FPA2006-01105, supported by
the DGI of the Spanish
Ministry of Science and Education (MEC), from October 1,
2006 until September 30, 2009 "Direct and
Indirect Detection of Dark Matter in
Supersymmetry and Superstrings", HF-2005-0005, Acción
Integrada Hispano-Francesa between UAM and
CNRS (LPT-Orsay), supported by the
Spanish DGI of the MEC and the French EGIDE of the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs,
years 2006, 2007. "Susy Dark Matter", INFNF07-31, CICYT-INFN 2007
Cooperation betweenUAM and Torino Univ., supported by the Spanish DGI of the MEC and the Italian INFN from July 1, 2007 until June 30, 2008 European
Network for Theoretical
Astroparticle Physics (ENTApP). This is part of the Integrated
Large Infrastructures for Astroparticle Science (ILIAS),
RII3-CT-2004-506222, a project
supported by the European
Commission, 2004-2009 REd NAcional Temática de
Astropartículas (RENATA), a project
supported by the DGI of the MEC UniverseNet,
a Research & Training Network of the EU FP6, MRTN-CT-2006-035863,
"The origin of our universe: seeking links between fundamental physics
and cosmology" |
